Italian Mafia Heroin Ring Trial Moves to New York
A three judge Italian court, sitting in New York under Italian law, plans Friday hearings to question a Manhattan-based suspect in a $1500 million heroin conspiracy case tied to the Mafia. The proceedings, conducted in Italian, involve 42 accused and span Italy, Canada, and the United States with a transportation of the court to New York noted.
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Saphnel Hop crowned governor of American Legion Boys State
Saphnel Hop was elected governor of the American Legion Boys State on Thursday, running as Pioneer. He defeated Longhorn candidate Alan Keyes of San Antonio on Wednesday night. Other statewide offices were won by Jozeph Martin of Midland lieutenant governor, Ani Kever of San Angelo attorney general, Gary Geener of Lubbock comptroller, William Hooper of Victoria treasurer.
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Projection system description in lecture hall setup
An academic note describes a lecture hall with projection features including electrically operated screens behind the speaker’s platform and a projector in a projection booth. The arrangement suggests a permanent installation designed to display images clearly to the audience.
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Southland Paper Co. Signals News Type Change
Southland Paper Co. said on Thursday it is entering a new type of news market. The move follows aims to adapt to changing demand and streamline operations.
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